To kick start the new year we have some heat dropped from all different angles. Make sure to check out the links below so you don't miss out!
10. Tory Lanez - Proud Family
As part of his Chixtape 4 Tory blesses us with this smooth noughties style track with his own spin on it. Featuring a sample of Destiny's Child 'Proud Family' theme.
9. Joe Trufant - No Questions
It's probable you haven't heard of Joe Trufant. He's quite established on Soundcloud but hasn't blew up to the mainstream yet. Another smooth track here, that has a unique style of his own combined with a Toronto style, perhaps like PartyNextDoor.
8. Migos feat. Gucci Mane - Slippery
Following their long awaited album, Culture, the Atlanta trio dropped some heat with legend of the streets, Gucci Mane. Hard 808s, a wild synth lead and the Migos flow; straight fire.
7. B.O.B feat. CyHi The Prince - Scary
Sticking with the Atlanta theme, B.O.B and CyHi drop a very hard track. It's a little different from both of their previous work. This having much more of a trap influence to it.
6. Dave East feat. G Herbo & Don Q - No Hook
Very Hip-Hop and New York influenced. Guitar riffs layered behind hard drums also layered behind the solid bars produced by the three. This track is based on straight bars, listen close...
5. Tory Lanez feat. A$AP Ferg - Bal Harbour
Tory graces us once again with a slow Toronto style track with Harlem's A$AP Ferg, who surprisingly fits the track quite well. Off of his New Toronto 2 tape, check it out.
4. DMX feat. Swizz Beatz - Bain is Back
Two of the games veterans Swizz and DMX return together for an aggressive track very reminiscent of the old DMX. Spitting over what sounds like a siren they warn everyone to remember who the two of them are and where they came from.
3. Migos feat. Travis Scott - Kelly Price
Frequent collaborated of Quavo, Travis steps on a track with him, Offset and Takeoff to give us a dark trap song with a heavy influence of Scott himself. Very chill let pumped at the same time, this is definitely worth the listen.
2. Migos - T-Shirt
They're back for the 3rd time on this list. A huge hit off their album, Culture. Heavy bass, great chorus and lots of Migos ad-libs! If you haven't heard it yet, why not!? Press play!
1. J. Cole - High For Hours
Not too long after his album, 4 Your Eyez Only, Cole's back with a funky yet contemporary track. Bars, bars, bars! Nothing less of what's expected from Jermaine and definitely a clear winner for best song of the month, in my opinion.
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